The Paris deal: a day to celebrate, but…
In what I think is genuinely a day to celebrate, we have a legally binding climate deal from the Paris COP21 negotiations. The French did
December 13, 2015
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In what I think is genuinely a day to celebrate, we have a legally binding climate deal from the Paris COP21 negotiations. The French did
Last night we felt priveleged to hear Anote Tong, the President of Kiribati, call for no new coal mines. Before being invited I knew next to
As part of the Climate Ribbon project we brought dozens of ribbons from Cambridge on which people had written WHAT THEY LOVE AND HOPE TO
We’d offered to run a CCF workshop about personal footprints: “How to stop feeling helpless” at Climat Forum at a fairly bleak school in the
Extra security in Paris is undersandable but there were 2 events we couldn’t get into. On Friday night we went to the launch of Energy
The Women of Note choir are inspiring green gift giving this Christmas with a special version of the 12 Days of Christmas.
I am writing this at the start of the Climate Change talks in Paris after an inspiring week that has left me hopeful that we
Anne & I will be in Paris from Thu 3 to Tue 8 December, attending some of the numerous fringe events. We hope to learn
Tom Bragg, CCF Chair Signing the Cambridge Climate Message, on behalf of CCF, felt like connecting with the bigger picture: the Paris Climate talks, the
St Luke’s Church Victoria Road, CB4 3DZ St Luke’s Church, Victoria Road, Cambridge CB4 3DZ 26 people came to an animated evening, learning more about: